Solaris 1972 Polish A1 Film Poster, Andrzej Bertrandt baby using a technique he refined

using a technique he refined from the black and white process first invented by German actor and playwright Alois Senefelder in 1798

de-acidified and linen-backed

dynamic compositions and striking use of colour

Like their neighbours in Poland

Year: 1959

Solaris 1972 Polish A1 Film Poster, Andrzej Bertrandt baby using a technique he refinedAndrei Tarkovsky's Solaris is cerebral science fiction at its most haunting. Set aboard a space station orbiting a mysterious planet, the film turns an alien encounter into a meditation on memory, grief, love and the limits of human understanding. We adore this extremely rare Polish poster for Tarkovsky's classic. Andrzej Bertrandt creates a hypnotic visual machine: a vast white grid bends towards a small target of electric colour, floating in deep